3MCoban™ Self-Adherent Wrap, 1586, Tan, 6 Inch x 5 Yards, 12 Rolls/Case

Great feature - it sticks to itself! Easy to use to wrap legs! Super product!

Great value for the same product as any other brand. Sticks well, stretches well, tears off well. Color doesn’t matter when it comes to wrapping wounds. It’s super handy to have a box full of vet wrap for who knows what may happen. Works great for animals and humans. We used it specifically for a horse.

I broke my pinky (2 months ago) and started going to physical therapy for it. My therapist gave me a small roll of Coban to wrap the finger, except it was boring and beige in color (which was one of the colors in this box). I searched online and found this multi-colored box, and it really works well. I'm a big fan of purple/violet, which is included in here.You get 2 rolls each of 6 colors, which is plenty to care for anything. The one thing that I had wished that I had known prior to buying this is that Coban comes in multiple widths, and my therapist gave me 1" width. However, these are 3" wide, so they're incredibly large for wrapping a finger. I just used a pair of scissors and cut them down to size (which gives the advantage of a roll lasting 3 times as long!), so it's not that big of a deal, just something to be aware of.As for the product itself, Coban is one of the most wonderful pieces of engineering of the modern era. Remember wrapping your leg with Ace bandages, having all sorts of difficulty getting it closed, and then the whole thing just falling off? With Coban, you don't have to worry about that. It's really good in that it sticks to itself, AND NOTHING ELSE. Simply wrap, stick it to itself, and you're done. One minor complaint might be that it's quite difficult to get off, because the stickiness effect is really good - but I tended to prefer it that way when I was wrapping my finger.Since Coban is typically used to apply compression to skin in order to reduce swelling, one word of caution is not to wrap too tightly. Coban is an extraordinarily stretchy material, to about twice it's unstretched length. This means that you can get a lot of compression out of it if you're to stretch it and put it on fully stretched. I was under the care of a physical therapist while using this, which was a good thing - I was wrapping too tightly and cutting off circulation occasionally. She instructed me in how to effectively wrap it and everything was good - the right level of compression really depends on you and the swelling that you're trying to get rid of with it.

A review from Mrs. L-I always keep a variety of sizes of Coban around the house for emergencies. A few years ago I saw an Occupational Therapist due to severe pain and inflammation in the joint that connects my thumb to my hand. I had been illustrating a book and was in agonizing pain from hours of drawing and coloring and shading pictures. My OT reached in her cabinet and pulled out a roll of 1" Coban and wrapped my thumb in a sort of sling which stabilized its position. Suddenly, pain is gone. I use it all the time now to reduce inflammation in my thumb when I am writing or drawing a lot. Coban is a wondrous product. It is flexible when you need it to be but it can also provide stable support. It can be difficult to use at first. It's best to have a medical professional demonstrate its use and function. I have to carefully pull and stretch Coban, while at the same time trying not to over- stretch it AND making sure it is adhering to itself, especially when you get to the end.I have also used Coban to hold gauze bandage securely in place around scraped ankle without having to use tape or band-aids. It kept the bandage in place quite well. I also like its use for compression like an Ace bandage. I am very careful not to use it so it is constraining because once it is in place, it doesn't budge. I am inclined to use caution and avoid wrapping it over and over in the same place. I think it is important anyone consult with a doctor, nurse or therapist regarding Coban's proper use, which is what I did.

Coban is amazing stuff. However, this particular iteration of it is different from that which I obtained at a recent hospital stay. The hospital Coban was 3" wide (this is 4", I should have measured prior to order) and the hospital coban ripped very cleanly and in a neat line. This Coban in comparison rips with great difficulty, so much so that I need to use scissors to get a straight edge. I suspect that either the materials are different, or the age of product is different.Just a FYI. This product seems to hold as well as the "hospital coban".

I was skeptical because of the low price, but this is indeed a box of 3M coban as described. Works great for my foot pain.

These are very handy and easy to use to secure a dressing for a surgical wound on my lower leg . They permit me to secure nonstick gauze over the wound without using adhesive tape to which I seem to be allergic. At night I sleep with a long sock to cover the wrap and prevent it from slipping or curling over at the top and bottom. The colors are a nice bonus.

Coban tape is a fantastic product. I've ordered several boxes over the years.This is the first order where there's been a QC issue. One roll out of this new box isn't up to standard.Could you please send me a new roll?Thanks!

Great product, using it to wrap foot after surgery. Have used other similar products, this one works the best. Great self-adhesion.

Have used this brand of product for all my years of nursing and its the only one I will buy for our use. It reliably sticks well and can even be used again.

Very good price for the amount you get. We use it on our toddler as bandaids just never seem to stay on or they stay on too well and are hard to get off. A little bit of gauze and Coban does the trick!

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